Issue of June 29, 2008

 

   
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Off the Bench
Opposite Connection
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Strike Home
Catalyst III
The City Council and You
Turo-Tour
Dateline Baguio
Labor Frontier
Baguio Centennial Commission
Speaking Out
 
OTHER SECTIONS
True or False
Snapshots
Week's Mail
Obituaries
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61st Anniversary Issue

60th Anniversary Issue

98th Baguio Charter Day Anniversary


ANOTHER MJ BURNING -- Vice mayor Daniel Fariñas (r) along with ranking PDEA and PNP officers put to the torch over P2.1 million worth of marijuana at the Melvin Jones football grounds last Friday morning to mark the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. -- Harley Palangchao
 

If city mayor Reinaldo Bautista Jr. would have his way, he would prefer the establishment of 15 materials recovery facilities (MRFs) to process solid waste as a “more sustainable source of income than bingo.”


Other news:

Bid to hold test runs for STL in Baguio discarded
The Philippine Advertising Congress will be back in its home in 2009 in time for the city’s celebration of its centennial anniversary.

The last nail for the small town lottery (STL) coffin in Baguio is now in place.
 
CAMP DANGWA, Benguet – One person was killed while 18 others were wounded due to a grenade explosion near the Tabuk City Hall in Kalinga on June 22, marring the first year anniversary celebration of Tabuk’s cityhood. 
The National Power Corporation last week handed over to the province of Benguet a total amount of P11.9 million representing the share of the province from the national wealth tax derived from the operation of the San Roque Dam.
 
DOH urges ‘action’ on dengue
Although the public is aware of the facts about dengue, citizens aren’t as active in eradicating the mosquito-borne disease.
 
City
City
SESSION SIDEWALK UPGRADE -- Pedestrians bear with the temporary inconvenience knowing that the brickwork on the sidewalk pavements will benefit them later on. Now gone are the patches of mosaic tiles, once described as ‘art’, which proved slippery when wet and caused many bruised behinds. -- Harley Palangchao
Issue raised in update of city land use plan
City school staff receive around 900 sacks of rice
DOTC head tells public to report erring drivers
Region
Region
Solon says autonomy bid needs more consultation
‘War-shocked’ Abra folks tired of AFP-NPA attacks
Tuba seeks share from operation of Asin plants
Lagawe wins P1-M grant
With peace, Tabuk can be region’s next mighty city
Mayor empowers council of elders in Bontoc town
CITYHOOD CELEBRATION -- Department of Agriculture Sec. Arthur Yap (here represented by DA Training Institute head Asterio Sailot, 2nd left) was adopted son of Kalinga province during the celebration of the first year anniversary of Tabuk as a city. Also on stage are (l-r) Tabuk City mayor Camilo Lammawin Jr., Kalinga Gov. Floydelia Diasen, Kalinga Rep. Manuel Agyao, the mayor’s wife Salud, and DOT-CAR Dir. Purificacion Molintas.
-- Harley Palangchao
Environment
Environment
PHILIPPINE ARBOR DAY was marked last Wednesday, 25 June, by SM City Baguio employees who planted around 550 tree seedlings at the Baguio Dairy Farm. According to the DENR, more than 100,000 tree seedlings were planted in the Cordillera region on said date. -- SM Photo
DOTC, transport group join ranks to ease air pollution
DENR, groups plant trees
Walk program must be institutionalized – VM
Planting 5 trees before wedding, now a success
Big firms now required to provide waste bins
Climate change exhibit held
Baguio walk series in July gaining support
Dads want Forbes Park protected
Health
Health
FOR CONSUMER SAFETY -- Engr. Gaudencio Tiwing, head of the DOH Environment and Occupational Health Division, assures the city council that water refilling stations in the city are regularly inspected to safeguard the wellbeing of consumers. The DOH, the BWD, and the CHO were invited during the Monday regular session to give insight on the proposal of councilor Nicasio Aliping requiring restaurants and eateries to provide potable water for their customers. -- Dan Ricky Ong
Group starts WB-funded anti-dengue drive in LT
PHIC has a new policy
Cordi cops serve Tineg folks in health mission
City to launch nutrition month events tomorrow
Besao passes avian flu prevention ordinance
Search for junior ambassador opens
Ifugao ranks 2nd in ‘GP’ program
Ifugao nurses in feeding program
Life
life
BAGUIO PICNIC c. 1920s
-- This photograph appears in the exhibition Haponés: The Early 20th Century Japanese Community of Baguio at the Gallery, Lower Basement, SM City Baguio. First mounted at the UP Vargas Museum in Quezon City in November 2007, the exhibition is on loan from the UP Asian Center to the BaguioBenguetStudies. -- E.R.Alcantara
Rice harvest festival in Mayoyao set July 18-20
City sets events for next month
Hapones exhibit opens at SM
Two esteemed directors to talk in film workshop
Business
Business
RICE MONITORING -- Officials of the Department of Trade and Industry, Department of Agriculture and the National Food Authority made the rounds to monitor and evaluate the sale of rice in Baguio and Benguet. The team led by DA OIC Jerry Baliang (2nd from r) includes Leticia Palabay of the NFA, Richard Limpin, William Salvador, and Atty Willy Clemente of DTI-Baguio-Benguet. -- Art Tibaldo
Two-storey building mulled in fire-hit city market area
Firms need alarm system
CLO says CJH locators to face heavy penalties
Mine workers get wage hike in negotiated CBA
Hike in cost of materials delays building of schools
Organic farming project underway
Airlines invited to fly in Baguio
PWDs in Ifugao display talents
Sports
Sports
MATAGOAN ETHNIC RACE -- People from all walks of life compete in the much-awaited 7-kilometer Matagoan ethnic marathon race in Tabuk City early morning of June 25 as the city marked its first founding anniversary and celebrated its 7th Matagoan festival. -- Harley Palangchao
Invitational open for 10 squads only: BCNHS, UC pep stake crowns in Charter Day cheer dancefest

PSC conducts ‘women in sports’ footrace today

Taipan edges ’87 for title; Empire is FCup awardee
BFPS Club sets 5-stage shootfest
Special Athletes group lauds city’s hospitality
 
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